Site Map September 17, 2019
Years 2019 September 17
- Fashion brand ripped on social media for creating ‘school shooting hoodies'
- DA expected to drop new charges against SF assault suspect
- Contra Costa Co. holds back to school special on black cats, large dogs at county shelters
- Warriors single-game tickets go on sale to public Wednesday
- Elderly cruise passengers claim they were tricked into smuggling 20 pounds of cocaine
- Murder trial of Hillsborough heiress delayed again
- Toy company creates new army women figures, thanks to request from 6-year-old girl
- Man has 4-inch 'devil horn' removed from head
- Man facing manslaughter charges in son's boating death near Angel Island
- Drunk woman swallowed 6-inch spoon and forgot, report says
- ‘Angel dressed as a plumber': Man fixes cancer patient's boiler for free, helps thousands of others
- EPA set to end California's ability to regulate fuel economy
- Largest giant sequoia property to be preserved in $15.6M deal with California conservation group
- Experts: Wipe down your germ-infested cell phone
- Concord man sues Vallejo police officer for excessive force
- NC cheerleaders on probation after posing with Trump signs
- Novato teen killed in solo crash was celebrating his 16th birthday
- Mom of 3 put into medically-induced coma with severe lung condition after vaping
- Human chain frees dolphin pod stuck in a canal
- Study finds air pollution reaches placenta during pregnancy
- General Mills issues nationwide recall for Gold Medal flour due to E. Coli risk
- Protesters, fans greet Trump as he launches on California fundraising trip
- Cokie Roberts, longtime political journalist, dies at 75
- 'Numbers went sky high': 'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek says he's undergoing chemotherapy again
- American cancer survivor becomes first to swim English Channel 4 times nonstop
- Walmart offering gift cards in first-ever car seat trade-in until end of September
- Mom celebrates premature son's first day of school after being told he would likely die
- Vaping death reported in central California, hours after governor addresses dangers
- It's still summer but snow is already falling along the California-Nevada line